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By Jul 31, 2025Andrey Rublev leads “reborn” K-Swiss back into its tennis era: “It’s only a win for me”
A brand once deeply entrenched in the sport, K-Swiss recently made its most significant tennis signing in years—and new leadership is hoping that's just the beginning.
Published Aug 27, 2024
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At the US Open, Rublev is wearing K-Swiss’ Free Motion apparel, featuring a revamped Rublo logo and his signature slogan “Play for the Kids, Play for the Light.”
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Rublev's new Hypercourt Pinnacle shoes are set for an early 2025 launch, with a K-Swiss x Rublo collab already in the works.
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